Kleur en Balans

Colour me Beautiful!
Colour isn't just about warm or cool.

When we analyse your colours, we're looking at more than one characteristic.

Your dominant colour characteristic is where we start and then we move on to assess your sub-dominant characteristics to refine your colours further.

That's why two people who are both “cool” can still have quite different colours that flatter them.

We call it a tonal colour analysis and it works on every skin tone.

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Petroleum, teal , trentkleur!!! Inslaan als dat in je kleurenpaspoort zit.

Petrol is de trendkleur van dit seizoen. Ontdek de inspiratie van Mart en de nieuwste ontwerpen..!

Three of our favourite cosmetics from the Colour Me Beautiful collection.

1) The Refillable Compact - customised to suit your individual colouring and style.

2) The Corrective Colour Wheel - targeted concealers in one easy to use container

3) Velvet Touch Foundation Primer - protects the skin and give a silky feel minimising lines and wrinkles.

Meer inzicht krijgen in “wat is een heldere kleur en wat is een za there kleur”.

Sharing this again because it’s an important aspect of how we assess our clients:

Most people understand depth (how light or dark a colour is) and undertone (how warm or cool it is), but there’s a third property of colour: clarity.

Clarity refers to how pure or muted a colour appears. Bright, vibrant colours reflect light, while softer, dusty shades absorb it.
Even when the depth and undertone are right, clarity can make all the difference. Softer colouring is often overwhelmed by bright shades, while those with stronger colouring can find muted colours dull or draining.

For example, Sophie Ellis-Bextor shines in clear emerald green, whereas Kylie Minogue looks her best in softer, gentler tones. Clarity also affects fabric choice - satin enhances colour intensity by reflecting light, while jersey softens it by absorbing light.

As we all have an element of clarity in our colouring, it’s an important factor to consider when choosing clothes and make-up.

Interested in discovering your best colours? Book a colour consultation: https://www.colourmebeautiful.co.uk/consultants

One of the biggest colour trends this year is butter yellow - a soft, creamy yellow that feels elegant, fresh and surprisingly wearable.

But here’s the secret: not everyone should wear the same butter yellow.

In tonal colour analysis, the best version depends entirely on your natural colouring:

✨ Lights look beautiful in soft creamy yellows
✨ Deeps - try combining primrose with a deeper shade from your palette
✨ Warms look fabulous in rich warm yellows
✨ Cools may prefer icy lemon rather than buttery gold
✨ Clears can wear a cleaner lemon yellow
✨ Softs suit a more oatmeal or softer yellow

We’re seeing plenty of earthy aubergine tones this season. If you’re a Deep, think of it as a versatile neutral that pairs beautifully across your palette, whether you team it with deeper shades for drama or lighter tones for contrast, it always works.

This Celtic & Co blouse is a good festive option that you can dress up or down, and will be in your wardrobe for a long time.

Wat wordt de nieuwe pantone kleur voor 2026?!

Pantone’s Colour of the Year announcement is just around the corner! Here’s a look back at the last five years (remember, 2021 had two!). What do you think they’ll choose next? And which colour are you hoping for?